In 2021, an estimated 70 million adults in Indonesia used tobacco, mostly males who initiated by age 19. The 2023 National Health Survey reported a smoking prevalence of 14.3% among boys ages 10–18. This study examined cigarette and e-cigarette use, as well as quit intentions and attempts, among teenage boys in Jakarta, the capital city of the country.
In 2021, an estimated 70 million adults in Indonesia used tobacco, mostly males who initiated by age 19. The 2023 National Health Survey reported a smoking prevalence of 14.3% among boys ages 10–18. This study examined cigarette and e-cigarette use, as well as quit intentions and attempts, among teenage boys in Jakarta, the capital city of the country.
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